Stirling and Clackmannashire councils are using a digital twin of their regions to help meet their net zero targets.

There are just seven days left to have your say in the development of the UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard.

Skanska’s 5D+ BIM tool to achieve net-zero carbon in its projects and supply chain by 2045 won the Delivering Net Zero with Digital Innovation category – sponsored by Sir Robert McAlpine – at the Digital Construction Awards last night (4 July).

Clare Price of BSI explains how the revised carbon management standard PAS 2080:2023 can help the built environment reduce carbon emissions.

Arup has created an international whole life carbon dataset for buildings in design and called for open and comparable carbon data.

Digital construction has a “critical” role to play in achieving net zero in the built environment, according to Skanska UK’s head of environment technical.

Zero, the carbon- and innovation-focused working group, is preparing a wiki-style playbook for net zero construction.

A property investment platform is to spend £1bn buying and retrofitting thousands of homes for rent.

Balfour Beatty, Galliford Try and Morgan Sindall Group are to trial new technology which could provide automated, real-time reporting of scope 3 carbon emissions.